Grand Blanc High School - Echo Yearbook (Grand Blanc, MI)

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“Surely somebody must know where to find the answer,’ ments Mrs. Hofmann to a group of her sophomores. KEY TO BETTER COMMUNICATION Doris Podjun records her Spanish lesson as Edna Bick and Joan Haywood consult Miss Gonzales about a troublesome pronunciation. Mrs. Cmejrek seems amused at Tom Snoball’s portrayal of Macduff. com-

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Fred Barnes, student teacher, manship lesson writing skills. as the other aids students work to perfect their Linda Bruner | | in her pen- Speech class proves alarming especially when you're named as the next impromptu speaker . . . Betty Jennings attempts to collect her thoughts and composure. LANGUAGE STUDIE Latin Il may be a particularly small class, but the students as well as Mrs. Hyatt seem to be enjoying themselves. “Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and caldron bubble” . . . three witches re-enact the caldron scene from MACBETH.

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Basic math principles are covered by Mr. Flynn’s eighth grade math classes in preparation for advanced courses they will take in senior high . . . Zandra Buben, Teddy Walton, and Lynette Mraz get special instruction in the proper way to bisect an angle. Se 6: oe F v} pet. ‘ “Wil never catch on,’ comments trig. student Ron Michelson as Sue Bishop attempts to show him how “obvious” the principle of the slide rule is. SCIENCE AND MATH. . . TOMORROW'S BUILDING BLOCKS } Freshmen biology students spend much time getting acquainted with scientific apparatus . . . here several are engrossed in the use of the t microscope. Mr. Christman comes to the aid of Chemistry students Bob Almli and Philip Calvert who are desperately trying to perform a neutralization experiment.